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THE DAILY DISPATCH
iATuiPAT Moamwo. octobkk i, i«h.
NonroLK Conv*irrioii.—The Bouth Bide
JDrmocrat, in an artiole on this convention, ex
presses the hope that the Covington and Ohio
Railroad will be emphatically endorsed, with
Jivt feet gemge and none other. It regards the
New River route aa a discordant element,
but, would say to its friends, bnild the road
yon have already a three-fifths appropria
tion, —go to work and rouse among those who
expect from it such a brilliant future, anoth
er fifth, Ac., "and leave Petersburg and Nor
folk to elaborate the other, and in our (the De
mocrat's) opinion, much more important
route."
Although not included in this arrangement,
we trust Richmond may be permitted, as hav
ingsome slight interestin this Commonwealth,
and being called on to bear the principal bur
then of the taxation that may be imposed for
the route which is to be 'elaborated' at Nor
folk, to have some voice la that operation.—
We therefore again invoke our citizens to
assemble and appoint delegates to the Nor
folk Convention. They should choose, as
other towns and counties have done, their
best men, their ablest and most practiced de
fa iters, to represent Richmond in that assem
blage. We fully agree with the South Side
Democrat, that" if an enlightened and liberal
spirit is manifested in the deliberations of the
Norfolk Convention, if the whole State is
■ought to be benefitted, then will it be a hap
py day for the Old Dominion, But, if a dif
ferent spirit manifests itself, if sectional pre
judice and local aggrandizement at the ex
pense of the public good is sought to be foist
ed upon it, then it would be better for the
State that it bad never been.''
The Agricultural Fair.—As far as we
are able to learn, there will be a larger assem
blage of persons drawn together by the ap
proaching Agricultural Fair than were here
upon the like occasion last year. The rail
road# have penetrated further th&n they had
gone last year, and we have the additional
stimulus this year of free transportation from
Alexandria for the members of the Agricul
tural Society and articles to be exhibited. —
From the West, from the Valley, and from
both the North and South side of James Riv
er there will be a large number of visitors.
It becomes our duty to see that this vast
concourse of people shall be comfortably and
well provided for, and in order that this shall
be done, it behoves our citizens to begin at
once to make preparation. There is time
enough: but there U certainly no time to be
lost. They ought to take the subject at once
under consideration, and make such arrange
ments as the occasion calls for. They should
be well planned and actively carried out, so
that there shall be no occasion for complaint
and no confusion. We invite the attention
of our citizens tothis matter, and trust it will
be promptly considered.
The Northern People.—That a majori
ty of the people of the North look with dis
approbation upon the aggressive schemes of
abolitionism, we cannot for a moment doubt.
A great mistake is often made by Southern
prints in failing to discriminate between the
true men and the traitors in the free States.
We ful'y believe that if the people of the
free States could all be assembled in one
place, and the question of interference with
slavery in the South be submitted to them,
ninety-nine out of every hundred would be
found opposed to such interference. Still
farther, if the politicians would leave the peo
ple to themselves, the great majority of them
would regard Wilmot Provisoes and Nebras
ka bills with supreme indifference. But the
politicians have made a hobby of anti-slave
ry, and the abolitionists are noisy and active,
while the conservative portion of the com
munity are quiet and minding their own bu
siness. But the time has come when this in
difference will be as fatal to the public secu
rity as a hostile and aggressive spirit. The
good and patriotic men of the North must
arouse, and give the cause of the Constitution
en active support, or the abolitionists will
triumph, and ihe whole country be made to
suffer the penalty of their madness.
Trick of the Free Soi/.iiu .—Under this
head the New York Herald denounces, as a
free soil trick, a letter from Illinois recently
published in a Southern journal, in which a
strong prospect of the introduction of slavery
into Illinois is held out, and Southerners are
warmly urged to migrate thither with a view
to effect such a reform in the constitution of
the State. Tho object of the letter, remarks
the Herald, would not be as transparent as it
is had it not coutained a pithy sentence cal
ling upon Southern men to "let Kansas and
Nebraska go." This explains the whole.—
The free soil emigrants find the Southern men
pouring in too rapidly for their purposes,
and hence the "tub to the whale"'in the
shape of the invitation to reform Illinois.
Extension of the Southside Railroad
to Covington. —At an internal improve
ment meeting held in Lexington, Va., on the
2d inst., for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the Norfolk Convention, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That In the epinton of this meeting, the
aenerai interests of the eomecoowealth imperiously
demand—first, the construction ef the Covington and
Ohio Railroad on State aceonct: second, the exten
sion of the Southside Ra'lroad by the valley of the
James River and Its tribu srles to ike Eastern ter
minus of the Covington and Ohio Railroad; and
third, the eatension of the Maaaesas Oap Railroad to
conaeet with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at
or near Salens, in aoeordaaee with Ihe views of the
. ooareatioa hoidea la this place in November, 1*53.
Reeolvsd, That onr Delegatee to tha Norfolk eor
vention be, aad they are hereby Instructed te pro
mote by all fNfSr moans the adoption of the prio
eiples of the above reeelatioß by tae said conven
tion.
The fttxlngton Gazette in a long article,
sustains these resolutions. The extension ol
the .VaaaaMt Oap road to Salem is a por
tion of the programme which will not be
agreeable to the Southaidera.
James Bivek ajsd KanawhaCanal.—The
Lexington Oasette remarks that if the water
line hftd been extended from Covington to the
Ohio, according to the estimates of the New
York State Engineer and Snrreyor. the Vir
ginia Canal woald carry the produce of the
West and Nerthweet to the Atlantic seaboard,
one dollar and seventy-four cants par tdn
obaapar than conld the lines of New York or
aoyrfhar. The Kngiaspr exults in the idea
that Ilia water Una has -been by
the Virginia Legislature: and a railroad sob
stitated. Ha need not lay ••that flattering
unction to Ms sonL" The oonstrecttan of the
railroad will demonstrate the necessity of the
oaaaL
ThePoktor 8* K * i»a.—Theit.Y.Tribune, I
that Job Trotter of modern phflathropby, it
la i flood of tribulation over the report* Of
the cession by the Dominica government to
thoU. States of the port of Samana on the
Bay of that name with a strip of land. The
Tribune, amidst its tears and wrath, hu a
in lid interval lon* enough to give the follow
ing description of the premises :
The Bay of Samana tta« In tha northeaatera corner
of the iaiaod of St Donfoco. In entrance, which
look* out epos tha Atlantic, la aomo twentyfoar
milaa wide, aad tta aitwi extend fifty mtloe iilui
la 1U carter, at come (fteea mtloe (torn Cape Ba
phaet, which mat ka tha aatrasca on the Sooth, and
twelve milea from Cape lamana on the North, are
two ialanda, called the Grand Clevaatadee Ken, each
•otnethiog like a mile long, which effectually break
tha force of tha external wtada and wavea, and ren
der the anchorage within a* (rente aa it iecoave
oleat. Indeed, it la admitted that there are few if*jy
better or more harbon in the world. On
the north of the Bar etretehee the jaenineala ol Sa
mana, which. <hooch rather low and marahv a*«*
connection with the main body cf theialand. lea hil
ly and Irregalar extenaion of land, abeped aometbjag
like a hoot, and Tarring in wid h from font to tea
mil> e Toe port of Hainan a, which la eaid to be ced
ed to the United Statee. Ie formed by a core aome
half a mile wide, and a little longer, which pate aip
from the Bay into the penlnaala. flow deep too
water i« we Bare no meana of knowing, tineai no ac
earate turrry of the Bay wet evaraeade ybot to*™
la no donbt that the frigate Colnmbla, » t . h «"cent
vliit, examined the aoundinja, and found them anf
ficent for every purpoee, er otherwiee »m« other
point would have been treated for. We believe
there aro a few hooaea there, occupied by wood cot
ter*, on thia held we have no diatinct information j
at any rate, the number of inhabitant* maet be very
amall. The region la remote from the aettled por
tlona of Dominica, being about 200 milea by eee, the
only convenient mode of getting there from St. Do
mingo City. To lote it entirely wonld be no aenooa
injury to the Dominiciana, were it not the prelude to
aome auch performance aa took place In Texaa from
1836 to 1845, with the extenaion and confirmation ot
Slavery in the North American Union aa ite great
ecd and objret.
The Tribune denies that we have any need
of Samana for a naval station, and in regard
to the suggestion of the Washington Star of
fortifying the peninsular as a sort of outwork
to Cub.i, says it would like to see the Presi
dent calling upon Congress for money for
snch an object! It is true, says the Tribune,
"we shall be told there are other benefits
than those of nigger-driving to be reaped in
Dominica. In the Cibao country, adjoining
S'imana, are rich mines of the precious metals
which have long ceased to be >«>rked for
want of enterprise and labor, but which Ame
ricans can re-open; there are mighty forests
of mahogany which await the blows of Ame
rican axes; but these are things that we have
enough of already, or can well do without."
It is clear to us that the Tribune wants to
see Samana annexed. Job's mouth is evi
dently watering for that mahogany and gold
dust. The monomania of the Tribune in re
gard to slavery is beginning to excite suspi
cions. We should surprised if that
journal is a secret orgaiiof 'some of the South
ern Secessionists, who fee it to alienate the
Northern people from the South, so as to facil
itate disunion!
jy* The great danger to the American
Union and to American Liberty is not slave
ry, but the unhallowed ambition of political
aspirants. Upon the same rock which has
shipwrecked other Republics, we bid fair to
strike and sink. Most of our public men look
to self, not to country, and are willing to make
any sacrifice of principle, of conscience, or
of the public welfare, for the gratification of
their own ambition.
The North River Improvement.—The I
Lexington Gazette justly remarks, that the
first and most important of all improvements
with Rockbridge should be the completion of
the North River Canal. We have no doubt
that that work, when completed, will be of
more advantage to Rockbridge county than
all other works put together, as well as be
come a most important feeder of the James
River and Kanawha Canal.
The Telegraph is still out of order, we are
again without dispatches. The steamers Arctic
and Canada are both over-due, and should the wires
be put In working order, we may receive foreign
news in the course of the day.
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, October C.
FLOUR—There is a litlla more spirit among hold
ers of Floor to-dsy The transactions have been li
mited »t $>7®57.12i for shipment. Holders are pro
bably calculating upon the foreign news, now due
some two or three days.
WHEAT—Reoeipt< still vary limited- No change
io prices, viz: $ 1.50*2$ 1 55 for prime red and white.
CORN—We quote 90 cts., with little in muket,
and very limited receipts.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.—M C Newhall, Lynchbg;
W H Tardsy, Campbell; W Wade, Christiansbg; F
Ninntngs, Uncle Sam; H Caperton and lady, Lynch
bars; D R Blyter, Philad; H T Watkins, N C; Wm
Garland, J Panli, J Wright. Tenn; Maj W Perkins,
Ha ifa*; J Robinson, Petit?; Mr and Mrs Lewis, and
nurse and 3 children, V. isbington; A T Moselev, W
A Puryear andsvt, Buckingham; Q L Morton, W J
Watkins, Cbarlott*; J C Gordon, Richmnd; J S Coi
blu, Hanover; D MoDaoiel, N C; H H Perry. J C
Carter, Ga; S W Parker, Southampton; C Gamble It
Udy, N C; J M Burgess, 8 C; J A Redout. Mecklen
barg; C C Harrington, Norfolk; H Edmundson, 8 O
R 8 Jones, NC; J A Pickett, Albemarle; J Gravely,
Henry; H C Roberts and Udy. Miss 8 J Johnson, Vt;
H Thomas, Baltimore; F L Douthat, lady and 2 svtr.
Chas City; J Taylor. Pelbs; Dr Broccka, Rchrnond
B F Dew and son, King and Qaeen; C H Loeher, Bal
cony Fa) !r, A Brace, Roanoke; H G Rlehardsjn and
K)n. Fsrmville; T F Taylor, Hanover; WE Jones, C
S A; Joiner Charlottesville; T Gate wood and svt,
N or folk; W A Pope, Mrs Washington, Mr Tucker,
Oft; W Rom, Culpepper.
AMERICAN HOTEL -J M Trevillian, R Archer
and son, Goochland; G Halyticken, M R Bland R'd
? y 4i 8 L A I nell *' F Smith, C children ant 2 evts, S
C; T M Jones, J 8 Wslscn, Norfolk; G W Baonder'.
Birmingham; J D Pinick. Pr Edward ; C F Maupin!
Mrs C Maupin, Greensville; W J Welsmsn, Petbs-
V E hil [ p L M «*. W Wat» rhoese, fe
w i « i. m % B »<*'»«ham; D Spencer, Pbilada;
nLZi. k v b'u Ba ' e< " , " , ': 8 ° c * and Mist
Petbg; L P Simmons, L J;
R F Duke, N O; L F Peters, Wmsbg; T F Nolar,
COLUMBIAN HOTEL—B H Watkins, W T
w rha l?lj m K M Boo * er - Farmvillr; F. M
miclL hrVd*'lt r w ' J 'Womack, J W Wo-
Wn C .N^ d «• W S2J&
PiVu^iva n u[ ® B f A D n^. YI H B Cn °',
Chesterfield; J D Warren, J T McCermlck. V.- P R*V&
Ijw son, Mrs C M Leard and 3 chilnren Loui'.fii "I
M Ricbardeon, Washington; L Bumond and iady il'
bemarle;L J Frith, Goochland; E Baailey
Green; Mrs Jenkins, Nottoway. * aDd ltd *'
Passengers per Steamship Roanoke
Th<*oyßk inner commander:
J If rarer, John Hortimore, George D Watson
Wm H Harwood, John L Serine, Lewis II Webb
Gfcerles M IlarrU, M C Brown, II W Whittemore
OH*er Sparr, Samuel C Cbaae. Capt. N Godfrey,
Miaa Caroline Parker, Mas M D Babcock, Mi<a Em
ma D Prescott, Mr* W I* Chamber la roe and 2 chil
dren, Miaa L P Morris, A J Briggs, lady and 2 chil
dren, Lewis W Abbott, Wm D Eiheridge, Wm F
RteWa, Capt J D Hussmao, Wm Y Jackson, Jamre
C Miller, Wm James, Miss Kate McNevlo, Wmß
Gray, Charles M Smith, James E Brown, John Y
Cbaa A Loper, lady and child, John i'er
!7i M * c £ormick. RLChristian, CbaaM Locher,
8 Hath, MrsE Hare, Samoel Griffin, Joa Stegar,
Alexander H Howard, Lycn Holten. Charles W
ReynoidsMartln R Carlton, Hichsrd P Yooog, A C
Doggett, 40 ia steerage.
MILLINERY— CASH PRICES.
ICRS. HELEN KIMPEL,
287 Broad street,
•I Has just retained from the North
' which are now open for exam'natiea. and te
which she raspastfally calls the attention of the la
dies of fichmend ana its vicinity. Satisfied of the
tnuhof thaeld adage, that "a nimbi* sixpence la
►rsfatahU to a slow shilling," she hss resolved IB
mffiif*** W prtss* so
*?f ytkXfgmß. \""
Acunm «x tai Dahtii,lk lUilmoad.
—Yeettrday afternoon, aboat 4 colliatoa
ocearrad between a etal train
beautl'al passenger locdmotive noar Belle
Isle, by wbtcb tbe "Amelia" r j** l^
bat fortunately no paraon waa Btfnfefl. J®**"*
quence of theacddeat the train dM ■<* reach the
depot in this city until half paat To clock.
I>CE»D!AKKM.— A daring *«
mada to bar* tbe residence of J udgs Job* Robert
™" „„ of Ji and Mainatreeta, last Tbaradajr
™ht, bat fortun.talyf.lledowin, totha dUcorery
2A"2SiS£S£3 WSSSI, SES
through the end window of the amall frame houae
tbe dwelline, applied fire to the insid eof the
roof, and then fled. Judge Robertson and family
areabeeot from tbe chy, eoneequently they woold
hare lost nearly every thing In the houae, but for
torn", of the aervanta discovering the fire and giving
an alarm which apeedily brought two or three gen
tlemen to th£ir assistance, one of whom forced aa
entrance into the building, and with a few bockeU
of water, extinguished the Are.
Feast or TABERHACLEs(SuccoTH.)—This
Featival obaerved by the Jewiah nation in com
memoration of the departure of their anceetora
from the land of Egypt to Canaan, a travel through
tbe deaerta of forty yeara, daring which lime they
dwelt in boothe, or tents, commenced laat evening,
the eve of the fifteenth day of Tiari, (or Seventh
Month,) and will be held to-day and to-morrow
(Sunday) aa days of holy convocation. In the Bible
the ordinance relative to thia feast is thus recorded:
"On the fifteenth day oi this seventh month, shall
be the F>-ait of Tabernaclea for seven days unto
the ',ord, &.c. Ax. And ye shall take unto your
selves on the first day the fruit of the tree Hadar,
(Citron,) branches of Palm-trees and tbe bougha
of the Myrtle tree and Wlllowaof the brook, and
ye ahall tejoice before the Lord your God aeven
days, and ye sh ll keep it aa afeaatunto the Lard
seven daya in the year; it ahall be a statute forever
throughout your generations; in the seventh month
shall ye celebrate it. In booths (Tabernacles) shall
ye dwell seven days; all that are Israelites born
shall dwell in booths, in order that your generations
may know, that I caused the children of Israel to
dwell fn booths, when I brought them forth out of
the land of Egypt; lam the Lord your God." In
compliance with thia divine injunction, though or
dained upwards ot five thousand years ago, the la
raelitea throughout the world hallow this day with
utmost sanctity. Each congrqaation has a Taber
nacle erected contiguous to their Synagogue, in
which tbe congregations, after their aervice, assem
ble and enjoy tbe feast. The palm-brancb, citron,
myrtle and willow of the brook are used in the
Synagogue service. The combination of tbe most
arrogant species of fruit and the lowly willow are
symbolical of the attributea of the Creator, fully
demonstrating that He knoweth no distinction be
tween the supplications of the rich or poor, the high
or the low; they are alike in His sight. Tbis selec
tion from the vegetable kingdom repreaents also the
structure of man: "the palm branch,''the spine or
man erect; "the citron," the heart; "the myrtle,"
the eye; "the willow," tbe lips; all easential in the
praiae of Almighty Gcd.
Tbe Rev. HenryS. Jacobs, whose lecture on Sun
day evening last was listened to with such marked
admiration as being one replete wi.h beauty and in
struction, ia expected to lecture to-morrow morn
ing (Sunday) at the Synagogue, Mayo street.
Curious Stomach —An *x was killed by
one of the butchers in the first market, last Thurs
day evening, and on examining its maw seven hair
balls were discovered, the largest of which mea
sured nineteen inches in circumference and weigh
ed nearly two pound*. The other six varied in
size from that of a hen's egg to a large apple.—
Thpse balls are iormed from tbe bair the animal
gather* upon its tongue while licking itaelf, but wa
never heard of seven being taken from one stom
ach, or of one measuring nineteen inches around.
Miss A. Ince.—The patrons of the drama
willjdoubtless be delighted to learn that the gifted
and talented Miss Ince, whose tine reading, accu
rate conceptions and life-like personations were so
much admired while fulfilling an engagement at
tbe Marshall last season, ha* arrived in the city,
and will appear at the theatre, on Monday night, in
one of her most attractive piece*. We understand
from a friend that Miss Ince ba* improved very
much (ince last here—that her voice has increased
in volume—that she has attained more confidence
in her own powers—and that familiarity with the
stage has increased that grace and elegance toe*
sential to a first rate actress. All these, added to her
natural sp'ightlines* of mind, cannot fail to ensure
her crowded bouses, and win for her the appreci
ation due to a lady of her exalted personal worth.
We therefore say to our readers, secure tickets in
time, if you desire to see the first and brightest star
of tbe season.
Bigamy.—The Henrico County Court
met yesterday morning to proceed with the exam
ination of Bfcjamia F. Prentiss, charged with big
amy, but the officer wbo bad been dispatched to
Pennsylvania having failed to reach the city, and
a telegraphic dispatch having been received from
bin that he would be here last night, tbe case was
adjourned ever until this morning, when, if the
witnesses have arrived, the investigation will pro.
ceed. It is proper for us to *ay, that the prisoner's
counsel announced their readiness to meet the ex
amination at once, acd desired the Court to have
that fact entered upon record.
The Court having no other criminal business to
attend to, took up the civil docket, and (pent the re
mainder ot the session in hearing that class of
eases.
Wife Whipping.—Daniel O. Dunnivant
came before the Mayor yesterday morning to an
swer the charge ot cruelly assaulting and beating
bis wife, Mary, on the sth inst. These parties re
aide in the neighborhood of the Second market,
where the cries of murder were heard by many.
The wife, on being sworn, stated that they had been
married about three months —that on Thursday last
Daniel threw her headforemost down a flight of steps
—that he jammed her head against the wall until
sbe was nearly senseless—and that be then beatber
severely and tore from her head a handful of hair,
which she exhibited in court.
The prisoner did not pretend to deny having beat
his wife, but gave as a reason that she would not
attend her church every morning, as he desired.
James Denhart, on hearing the crieaof murder,
went to the prisioner's door and knocked violently
for admission. Whpn it was opened he saw the
wile lying upon the floor in a helpless condition.
The Mayor held the accused to bail lor hi* good
behavior in the sum of $200, and then aent him on
to the Grand Jury term of the Hustings Court, to
answer for his barbarity.
Punished.—A negro woman, called Bet
ay Clarke, in the service of William Gouldln, made
her appearance before the Mayor, yesterday, to
answer the charge of using provoking and insult
ing language to Mary Tyree, a free woman, and
trespassing upon her premises. Betsy la a woman
of high temper, and is bountifully blessed with the
gift ot gab After laying down the law to Mary,
promised to handle her without gloves if sbe dared
to complain to the city authorities against her.—
She waa ordered ten stripes by the Mayor, for her
bad conduct, and her punishment afterward* in
creased by order ol the master.
Tipplwo.—Joseph Augustine, the keep*
er of a confectionary store, on 17th street, near the
vegetable market, waa fined 95 by the Mayor, on
the evidence of A. Rowlett, who testified to seeing
three men purchase, pay for, and take drioks, in
the house of tiie accused, on the 2d lust Augus
tine made no defence, the proof of hi* guilt being
most conclusive. For the second offence, If takfn
before the Huttings Court, the punishment of tip
pling is itnpria onment in the city jail
Bit bt a Doo.—A small white boy, whose
name we could not learn, was badly bitten by a bull
terrier, whilst passing alone 17th street, yesterday
morning. A gentleman living not far Irom lhe
Chapel, on witnessing the occurrence, procured n
gun and killed the brute at once. If the Council
would pas* an ordinance making It imperative on
owners to hare their dog* muzzled, children would
then be free from the risk of being torn to piece*.
Broad Street Culvert, at tho inter
section of Mayo, Is yet in the hands of the work
men, who seem to be makl'g effort* to complete B
la the moet substantial manner.
Good Idea.—Tbe Virgin!* Central Rail
road Company have erected a depot In the Valley
f*r theirp*>se»Mr train*, la order to prevent the
blocking up of Broad street, near 17th. Their
freight depots are on Broad street, and an vary
commodious. The Company are now at work on
the road near this depot, potting it Incomplete and
thorough order.
New Botldibos, for private resident**,
are being erected oo 25th street, wit far from Leigh
street Baptist Church. . This 1* one of the hand
Somest locations In the city for sach a purpose.
Tmwiß Orr.—John Carter, a vary bad
segro, committed to Jail acute time since Tare
breach of good befcavfar, gave security yesterday
to keep tbe peace, and was <ttseh»rged.
} Coal OMTai/cTWB .—-Bernard Frank waa
laedtl aadooete for oUtructlng Broad afreet be
twoen 4th and 9th, with a load of ceaJ.
s? Mimt>KßoVs Assault—On Sandßfiaight
iMt a slave MH Edward Oaieee, the gwerty
in Of Kto V wjKw
m feted a mwfcroui assault upoa a Mfn nt*
matter, when Edward stlzedan axe and cava W»
a violeot blow oa bis head fractnrlng Ma akull. Drr.
bat we understand tfeey entertain no bona of Ma
recovery. Edwafd la now to jail, and will probe
bly nodergo aa examination on Moaday next, b»
fore the Mayor.
The Hustings Court will ait in lh»
State Court Houae next Monday to diapoae of crim
inal busiuaes. We we pleaaed to learn that Mr.
R. T. Daniel, the Commonwealth'a Attorney, haa
entirely recovered hie health, and will be at faia
poet to attend to the long hat of criminal mattera
then to be disponed of.
■ The Steamer Roanoke, Captain Skinner,
for New York, will not leave her wharf until 3
o'clock thia aiternoon.
Kunkci.'s Troupe, with the fmnoos Mas
ter Adams, who haa entirely recovered from hi*
late indiapoeiilon, and ia now In tne voice, ainginf
like a lark, will give one of their amnaing enter
taiomenta at Metropoliun Hall, on Monday night
next If every body bad not heard theae Minatrela
and laughed at their witticiems and odd aayinga un
til their a idea ached, we might endeavor to induce
them to vUlt Kunkel and kia band: but aa they are
well known to all, and have long aincebeen general
favorltea in our city, it ia only neceaaary to an
nounce their appearance to inaure a large and taah
ionabie audience.
The Citt Council holds its regular Oc
tober session at the Chamberlain's office, on Mon
day afternoon next.
Mayor's Court.—One of the best rooms
In the city for tbe Mayor to hold his court In, while
the City Hall i* being repaired, ia the basement ol
Metropolitan HalL Tbe room now in use is utterly
unfit (or such a purpose, and should be given up at
once.
Theatre.—The bill for to-night is an
attractive one, and should ensure a large audience.
Piite Wood is very scarce in tha market
at thiatimo, and b selling at $4 50 per cord from
the yarda. Why do not owners of woodland along
the canal turn their attention to woodchopping and
aelliog? _•
Pink Allet.—John H. Bowman was
fined SI and costs by the Mayor for permitting two
of his carta to remain ail night In Pink Alley on the
3d inst. Mr. B. stated that the carta were left there
by his boys, but that he did not know it was contra
ry to the ordinancea of the city or he would have
had them removed.
T IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER
JLi SONS AND SLAVES UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY—Capital and
Assets, $1,(83,286 69.—'ThlsCotcpsnv will take risk*
on tb« Live* ot White Persons and Slave*, on favor
able term*. For rate*, be, apply to
O. F. BKESEE, Agent,
Office of tba Valley Fire and Marine Insurance
Co, under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. F. W Hascock, Examiner.
Refirences.—James Dunlop, Hugh W. Fry, John
Q. Wiin, Wm. Oonldin, Richmond; Higgison Han
cock, Chesterfield co., Va. oc 7—lra
"NOTICE. —The subscriber would re
.L * speotfally inform his friends and the public gen
erally, that having just returned from the North
with a choice and entirely new stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he is now prepared
to satisfy the wants of those wishing to purchase
their fall and winter foods, at the lowest net cash
prices. Hii stock consists ia part of the following,
v-z:
Fine plain, plaid, fig'd, black and eoloTed Silk from
50c to $2 00
Fine do do do Mouslios. from 12£ctotl
Calicoes and Domestic good* of all kinds in great va
riety.
Heavy Woollen goods for servants, such as Satinetta,
Kerseys, Linseys. lie.
Flannel*, ail wool; Dorset and Canton Silks; Sat
tin and Valencia Vesticgs, of all kinds; black and
colored Cloths, Casslmeres, lie. Also, a good assort
ment of Hosiery. Gloves, be.
JOHN L. SMITHER,
oc7—dim No 29 Main st, Richmond, Va.
npWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.—
JL Banaway from the Tobacco Faetory of Mr. W.
B. Ross, about sor 6 weeks ago, a negro slave nam
ed J ACK SKINNER; said negro is about 30 years ot
age, 6 feet 4or 5 inches high, dark skin and looks
down when spoken to. He has a mother living at
Rebecca Jackson's tear Hon. J. M. Bott's, and may
be larking about that neighborhood. For the appre
hension and delivery of him to me, or in any jail, so
I may get him, I will pay tbe above reward.
THOS. WILLIAMS,
oc 7—St* Lumber Yard, cor. 6th and Byrd st«.
INSURANCE AGENCY. Richm^TT,
7th October, 1854.—The undersigned acting as
Agent for the PETERSBURG F. AND M. INSU
RANCE COMPANY, (a Company which has prompt
ly met several losses growing ont of its Agency in
Richmond, as they have occurred ).<|rill be happy to
extend to the numerous patrons oftbe Virginia F.
ard M Insurance Company, facilities far procuring
insurance in eases where the amount of icdemnity
desired, is greater tbsu that Company can prudently
grant against both Fire and Marine risks
oc 7—2aw3w THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Aft.
tpOR SALE.—A likely WOMAN, about
1- 30 year* of age. with two girl children, age 6 and
3 years. They will be sold cheap ta acy person
wishing to keep them in the city. For further parti
culars, apply st this office. oc 6—3t*
XTOTICER. AND R.—Just received, a
very superior lot ef R. and R. Water proof
Boot* and Bboes. All who have not supplied them
selves, will call at ALEX. HILL'S,
oc7 No. 127 Main st.
RENT'S OVER GAITERS.—Just ree'd
V* a large and superior lot of Gent's Patent Spring
Over. Gaiters, ail sizes. Drab and Black—ju-t the
thing for the *ea*on. Call and get a pair at
WM. WALSH,
oa 7 Bign ef Bl« Boot, No 43 Main st.
DUTlEß.—Goshen, Glades and Fresh
AJ Mountain Butter, constantly on hand and for
sile in any quantity to suit purchasers, by
HULST t KING,
oc 7 6 and 8 Franklin St., and 180 Broad st.
TO7HITE FlSH.—Just received by Stea
v v mer, a few Bblt. No. 1 White Fish, from Lata
Ontario—tb* first received this season. For sale by
HULBT k KINO,
oe 7 6 and 8 Franklin st, and 18* Broad st.
Pr OLLiK'S FAMILY FLOUB-Anoth
-1 1, er supply of this superior Family Flour, re
ceived. Those in want will pleaae call early,
oc 7 CRENSHAW k CO.
0 TAGG & SHAY HAMS.—2S tra., land-
O ing per steamer, for ssle by
cc 7 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
BACON AND LAED.—IO hhds. prime
Western Sides: 16 do do Shoaldera; 25 bbl*.
extra Leaf Lard, landing per steamer, for sale by
oc 7 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
3 MACKEBEL.—SO bbls., very gu
i.V aerior landing and for sal* by
oc7 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
ISLE OF WIGHT VINEGAR.—33
bbls pure Cider Vinegar, warranted six years old,
daily expected to arrive. For sal* by
RAWLINGS i MILLER,
oe 7 Corner Pearl and Cary st*.
BONE DUST.—IS tons, ground at Ken
yon Mills, and warranto* pure, landing snd for
sale by B*7 JO HIT H. CLAIBORNE.
T OHNSON'S OLD BYE WHISKEY—
tf Rectified Whiskey, car own brands; Blackberry
Brandy; Apple Brandy. In store end for ssle by
RAWLtNGS k MILLER,
o*7 Corn*r f earl and Cary *t*.
rXABT'S PlCKLES—Assorted sizes,
II for sale st roannfaetnrer*' prices by
RAWLINGS it MILLER,
o* 7 Corner Peart and Cary st*.
CUGAB-HOUSE MOLASSES, Java
Coffee. Tanners' Oil, Cotton Tarn*, Candles,
1 Cottrn Twine. For sale by
oc 7 DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO.
01L.—5 casks prime quality, for
oc?** 61 DAVENPORT. ALLEN fc CO.
IJLASTER.—4OO tons Plaster, afloat, soft
A Windsor, white and bits*. For ml* by
o«7 DAyENPORT, ALLEN k CO.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES.—IOO bxa.
<" * -N—
]**7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN A CO.
psATBMT LACTKAL, OB ARTIFI
*. CIAL BREAST—An article intended to 'tab*
o*7 umaget
riLOTUS. CABBIMERES AMD VEBT
ztfszfiztzsvsstt.'igrss,
tor sale** bjr «h« o» wo will have iltwa
mad* to order by tosbionable tailors, and warrant §
it tat all eases,
oc 7 C. HARTWELL k CO.
teatioa of m«mbe^* 0f * M ** oaf—lt "
Dfc Himissotham tw removed hisof-
Bronchitis, Cough, Drvrtrm, Lnrnn-
Complaint. BnctrwATKH. Scutvla, fcc.-Fot all
disesseaof the Female listenit stands fn-j*i«aa».
A Cleravraan laat la forma aa it has cared bi«o of
B roacbitU of a desperate eh meter—pardcalars heat •
after.
A citizen of the Old Dominion the# apeak*:
Scottsville, Albemarle «r.. Va, )
. March 38. 1858. 5
Messrs. Mortimer It Mowbray—Gentlemen! I have
baea afflicted for the paat I yaara With Dysp apsis.
Rheumatism aad Ltver Complaiot, aeffailai all the
while with pains fat the ahoeldera, bfp«, bach and
sldee—shifting from o*o aide to Ihe ether—palpita
tion of the heart, loaa of appetite, cold sweets a»
nif ht, excessive coetieeness, and great debility aad
weakneae. I tried many re mediae, which done me
no pood, bat rather grew worn. Last foil I waa ad
viaad to try Hahtton's Vegetable TiscTUie, aad
lam happy to ear it hae eared ma. 1> am aow free
from all pain, and la the enjoyment of perfect health
•ad take great pieaaare in reoommaadlag the Tine
tare to all afflicted aa 1 have been
Yours, JAS. M. NOEL.
Call aad get Pamphlets gratia, end aee e<u«a>
Sold by O A. STRECKERand PURCELL, LAW
k Co., Richmond; by Dr. OOOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersbur|7by MOATIMEB
k MOW BEAT, Baltimore, aalby Druggists aad
Storekeepers everywhere.
per bottle ,-B bottles fori*.
oe 7—dicta
Auction Notice.—The special attention
of Country Merchant*and the Trade, la solicited to
our large *ale of Oana Gold Watchee, Jewelry. Fan
cy Articles, Ac. Ac , THIS (Saturday) EVENING,
at 10 o'clock.
oc 7—lt LARCS A SHINE, Aaets.
The Attention of Teamsters and Dro
vers is solicited to our sales of HOBSEB, MULES,
&e., THIS DAT, at 10 o'clock, at the Horse Lot.
LARUS fc SHINE, AusU.
FOST OFFICE, )
Bichmomd, Oct. 6th 5
In consequence of the change of sche
dule on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, aod on the Richmond and Danville Road,
the Night Mail fo- tbe North will hereafter be closed
at 6£ P. M., instead of 7. The Mail bv the Danville
Road will be open and ready for delivery about SI
P. M. The office will be closed at 6J F. M.
On and after tbe first of January next, the private
boxes will be advanced to three dollart.
oc6—St
The Miners in California, who have used
BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERB, declare them
worth their weight in gold, in preventing colda and
cougha from conatant exposure. While using them
it is impossible for the weather to affect tbe heai or
lungs. Price 50 centaper bottle. To be had of all
the principal Druggiata in tbe city of Richmond and
elsewhere. oc 3
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF RICHMOND, Oct. 6.
ARRIVED,
Steamihip Roanek?, Skinner, New York, mdse. and
passengers.
Steamer Pocahontas, Jose*, Baltimore, mdae-, Lud-
Urn fc Watson.
SAILED,
Bshr. Re. P. King, L«eds, Philadelphia, coal, W.
D. Colquitt L Co.
Schr. Eclipse, Hitchens, to load down the liver for
Provide nee.
Schr. Oreenway, Wyatt, New York, mdie., D. Cur
rie.
Baltimore, Oct s.—Cleared, schr. South Wind,
Granger, fjr Richmond; schr. Oen. Worth, Jones,
for Richmond.
» HEAD-QUARTERS Ist REGT. VA. VOLB ,)
A October 6,1864. 5
ft] Orders No—.
Hi 1. There will be a Drill of the Non
commissioned Officers attached to the Regiment, on
Monday next, at 7} o'clock P. M., at Lafayette Hall.
f. Commissioned Officers are invited to attend the
Drill.
By order of Lt. Col. Harrison
GEO. 8. PATTON,
oc 7—2t • Adj't Ist. Va. Volunteers.
Sw? MEMBERS OF McDOWELL
X DIVISION—Your officers are to be install
/ X ed THIS EVENING Let us try to be
/ \ present, and begin the new quarter well.
There is profcably no Division in which there are
more fraternal freliag and social happiness than in
ours; but ceaselen vigilance and activity is the price
we must pay for our privileges. Come, brethrer,
one and alt.
Brethren of other Divisions give us the aid of ytur
ev*r welcome visits. oc 7—lt*
BASSILISK BLOOD —The
blood of tba Bassalisk carried about you
will always make you successful in business, say tbe
Eastern Msjair. If tbis ancient by-word of tbe Ma
jatr be true, MAURICE of the "Metrspolitan" must
i have Bassalisk blood in his possession; for bis succes*
' in suiting all his customers to superior Boot* and
Shoes is truly magisal.
Just received, 7,000 pairs of Ladiss black G»)t»r«,
thin and thick soles. Also 3,000 pairs thick sole Kid
and Morocco Buskins, and a large assortment of Gen
tlemen's Boot*, for stle cheap.
MAURICE'S Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Salooa
is at 151 Main sr., Eagle Square, under Simon's Da
guerrean Gallery, and next door to R. M. Zimmer
man's. oc 7
«FOR RENT—Two g«od Rooms,
suitable for a small family or Gentlemen's lodg
ing rooms, over my store on Franklin St., just below
Metropolitan Hall. Apply to the subscriber,
oc 7—3t* IRA O. PARKEV.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RUL
ROAD.
rriHE regular Passenger Train will run
JL daily (Sundavs excepted) between RICH
MOND and CLOVER.
Leave Richmond at 7 o'clock, A. M , acd arrive at
Clover 13 ISM. Leave Clover at 11 30, A. M.„ and
arrive at Riebmoud 4 45, P. M.
The Train will stop ' "passengers at tbe following
points only: Robiou's Coal-field, Tomahawk, Pow
hatan, Ma to 9 x Chula. Amelia C. H, Wyanoke,
Jennings' Ordinary, Haytokab, Liberty Church,
Meherrin, Keysville, Drake's Branch, Missingford,
Reanoke and Clover.
Children over 10 and under (5 yean of ag*, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes, so that one ean be retained in
the office; and it mast be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go on the ears.
Passengers for Lynchbnrg connect with Sooth-
Side Railroad at Htytokah.
Through toLyncbirarg 94 50
Passengers lor Claiksville meet Mrssr*. Moss k
Co.'s Stages at Ro&nok* cn Tuesday*, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Through toCltrkaville .....SSOO
JR. E. HUOIISON, Ticket Agent.
N. B.—For the information of the public, it Is
deemed proper to atat* that there are Two Daily
Lines of S lag is from the teriulrns of the Railroad to
Danville. foc7J R. E H.
/~\ FINE OYSTERS, 80RA,
j f jy/PATRIPfIES. lie, with every luxury
the seaaoa affords, served in our usual
unsurpassed style, at ALLEN'S
oe 7 "Arbow."
gH FOR RENT—The Store at the cor
.HR nor of Cary and 15th «treets, occupied at pre*
•cut by r«nt|H, Stohse It Co. Foeeeeiion given
oo the let of Jlotsrj int. Jkppl* to
oe 7—li W. O. GEORGE.
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL R. U. COMPANY, I
Ricrmord, Oct 6.1834- 5
\TOTICE. —The Annual Meeting of the
i.a Stockholder of the Virgicla Central Railroad
Company will be held la tho town of Stanatoa on
Tbaraday. tho 9th of November, 115*
Stockholders goio g to tU retoralog from tho meet
ing, will travel om tko Care froo of eharge
oc 7 J. OA*KBIT. Troa«.
A CARD.—Having associated with us,
■ Moeere. TURPI* and HARRIS, oompoteat
aad exceiienced Apotheoaiiee, for busiaeae will la
fataro bo eondootM by thorn. The pa bile and Phj*
■ieiaasmay roafldo la having Preeei ptlona acos
ratoly aad neatly cotapoaadod, at oil home of tho
Bight or lay. By Hht aad natiriag atteotkra to bo
eiaoM wo hope to moil* a ehaio of the pablte pttroa
*'o. R. TURF IN, formerly with R. R. Daval h *n».
VV. H HARRIS, leriaorJy with 8. M. Zat hrieeon
A. A. GEOROB k CO-No. m,
oo? Coraer4tH aad Bread eta.
It/TEDICAL COLLEGE of Vlrgink.—
ijl. Th e iatrodaotorr LECTOAR. by F»f. 018-
ThopablUare raa»oetftUy a.Uad to attra'.
ALVRT h MFSOOMW.
FLUB&—Freak, wad to goo 4
001 1 *' *CHAS. MII*SF!AU<HLPf«a>*or.
PS^SsSP
oo 7 C#mr ftaal Mi Cory eh.
:. fj' 1 yi% g-«.* v.
METkOPUIJTAy Hfil
MI ill, MELOBY 4IP MUSIC. , .
KURIHL'S
HIGITIIfIItE OKIk TBOUPf,
*wwtuema i
tturtcn, »
J m. KOCB,
JOS. BROWN,
w- ran IV LEHR,
W. H. MORGAN,
LEVI BtQWN,
T. AHIKSD,
t. *. HERMANN,
tAUh lIUU,
*• I*. fLOTD.
OEO. RUNKEL.
ia4tkl|UM
Mimi JOHN W. ADAMS
Will give Uatr
Grand Portraitures,
BXPLKTK WITB PATHOS,
Delineatlag tK« virion AI,D
PHASES or NEQEO LIFE,
EVERY SVENIMG,
on
MONDAY, October 9tb, 1854.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
a frSfoVcZ;." 7^^cia '«» •»' •o.ota-
No delay at any time, daring the
Entertainment
oc 7 —* JKO. T. FORD. Agent.
THEATRE. "
!>»««• J. H. TAYLOR.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7tb.
The tiagcdy of—
„ vuginius.
\ irglmna, J. H. Te?)or, lot line. Boniface; Deotatoa,
L«w:«; Virtlniy MlnC Wyette.
Dancing by Miw i E njj. Kendall.
The Farce of— —
A LOAN OF A LOVRR.
Peter, Kr. Mart ell; Gertrude. Mia* Keogb.
RICHMOND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
(Corner of Bth and Ma'n atraete )
On THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Oct.7th,
Will be performed the play of
VENICE PRESERVED.
Mr. M. Lrnia.
J.phira......... Mr . j. c glni|fc
Belviderf. (her laat appeararce.) Mia* Read.
RT Performance to commence at half p«at 7
o'clock. oo 7—lt
BROAD ROCK RACES
WILL commence on
monday i » °*
16th.—A match race for f foi
foit. Two mile h»aU: Between chedcnt colt
bT. hy "Alamode," and bay mare Paaline by "Gl«.
coe."
2nd Day.—TUESDAY.—A *weep-»t%ke for three
year old colt* and filleyi; mile heata; «3no entrance,
naif forfeit. Cloied with three lubteriberi, ai fol
low!'
P. 8. Fowler namei g. g. Litlls Arthur, by Impcit
ed Glencoe.
G. \V. Dallahant name* ch. colt Henry, by iourt*
ed Glencoe.
Calvin Green name* br. f. An got a, by Ainderby.
<?an Prince** Anne.
Second Race— Same Day.—Sweep-ftake far four
year old»; mile heata; $250 entrance, 6100 forfeit; to
name and cloae on the 10th September.
So Day—WE DNEBDA T.—Proprietor'! Pone,
$300; 2 mile heata: free (or all agea
4th Day—THURSDAY—Jockey Club Parte,
3 mile beati; free for all aaea.
sth Day—FRIDAY.—A Sweep-atake for 3 year
old colta and filleya; 2 mile heata; 9200 entrance, half
forfeit. Cloaed with the following entriea:
P. S. Fowler name* f. g Little Arthur, by Import
ed Glencoe.
G. W. Dallahant name* ch. colt Henry, by import*
el Glencoe.
P, 8. Fowler name* b. g. Terrifier, by imported Bc
▼erelgn.
O. P. Hare name* eh. colt, by Zingann, dam by Bc*>
ton.
Capt. John Belcher namea by. filley, by Tally-Ho.
Calvin Oreen namea Meaert. Dotwell and raise'*
b. e , by Chllde Harrold, dam Emily Thomaa.
Second Race—Same Day.—Sweep-Stake for (car
year old*; two mile heata; 4300 entrance, half forfeit
—to name and cloae on the 10th September
jy 29—WfcSta CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
FAIRFIELD RACES.
FALL MEETING.
yjjt First Dat —TUEB-
- DAY, 24th Oct'r.—f weep
(take for X yean' old; #200
entrance ; #110 forfeit.—
Two mile heats.
Three or more to make a race—closed with the fol
wing eatriec
O. P. Hare's b. e , by Zinganee. dam by Boetoa.
John Belcher 1 * b. c. by Childe Harrold, 4am by
Priam.
Ja*. P. Doawell'i b. eby Child* Harrold, dam by
Priam.
Calvin Green's br. f. by Alnderby, dam by Levia
than.
Jas. Talley'scb.e. by Tally Ho, dam by Imp. Mar.
grave.
Second Day—WEDNESDAY, 25th Oct.—Prcprl
•tor's parse $206; 2 mile heats; free for all I|>S -
Entrance $ 10.
Third Day—THURSDAY, 26th Oct.—Proprietor*#
parse #400; 3 mil* heats; fire* for all age*. En
trance $15.
Fourth Day—FRIDAY, 27th Oct.—Jockey Clab
parse $300; 4 mile heat*; 're* for all Mee.
ae s—dt24o JOHN BELCHIR, Prop.
LOST.
1 08T, on Sunday last, in front of the let
J-i Baptist shorch, a gold PENCIL. The Under
will be rewarded by leaving it at the Panltentlaiy
Store, or Dispatch ofice. oc 7—lt
Free papers lost— Lo«ton
Tharadav last, between sth and 9th itreeta. a
POET MONNAIE, containing my FREE PAPERS
and a few Rsc-ipts.
A liberal reward will be paid 'br their delivery at
this office FRANCIS TOMPKINS,
oe 7—2t* A fr— map of color.
LOST.— Lost on Monday, a Gold FOB
CHAIN, somewhere la the neighborhood of the
Old Market
The finder will be suitably rewarded by Imvlb* the
same at thlsolßc*. oc s—M*
I 08T OR STOLEN from the advertiser,
JLJ about a weak ago. a small pocket case of SUE
GICATj INSTRUMENTS, made by Tlemaaa. of
New Y*rk. Any one retnroing them to this ofice,
will be soitably rewarded- o* 4—9t
LOST —A BOND for negro hire, drain
by Pickett It Maynard. ia favor o£ and «n*or»-
•i by Jas. F. Foese, for $10. Payment ha i been
•topped, and the finder will eoafer a favor by lea'iag
H with os. oc4-t« RAOLAND It BROTHEB.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Loet, a IWer colored POINTER DOG—
He followed a gentleman to tba "Blsah Cottage" cn
Thursday sight, the 20th of July, and has since beta
seen In Fredar ickiltarg. He bad oa at the tlmaa col
lar with my nam* en It, wbito breast, and a.Tßrnr of
hi* feet are tipped with white. Aay information
concerning him, left at ihe Despatch cfloa, or with
myself, in Richmond. will b* thnnkfnliy received;
nod ■ re-vard of FIVE DOLLARS wiH be paid the
finder. JAB. BOLTON, at David Carrie's.
North side Mala batwaaa 12th aad 13th sM.
se 22—2 w
DODGER'S RAZORBTROPST-S&d^
1\ xea of th**e tttperler Strop*, hat rsoaivtd di
rect from ShcSeld, aad f-»r sat* at low price* by
C i. 81NTON a CO,
oe 7 71 Maia street.
AND EMORY CLOTH —A
JCi fall assortment of the be*t English mavefic
tar*, to which we lqrtte tbs stteatien of lUilrcad
Bsp.riatend.at.sod
ac 7 n Mala «rv*t.
A NEW CATECHISM - "
Q —Who has the pre*»**t Dsgaarr»«n O.l'rrj 1
A.—OSBORNE, op port ta E* baaga Baak
ti —Who Isth* bmm( relUbi* Art tot?
A —OSBORNE, W*
Q.—Who tikes the mo»tl*fctffca PH'awt
a.—O9BOIHE, apposite E*cha»ga Baak.
Q._Wbo tab* ta* greatoat camber of picture* T
A .-OSBORNE, W Mala •»■**<.
<i'-WhaW»a tk* best Ukaaa**'oi th«
A — ORBoIInB, epposita Exchange Biak.
0a.7 -> —
COAL—lWfr««^t#a.scsir»®
V of th* best Red Ash Aatkrastt. Coe), oa e»a
■hnmaat. Pereaa* wtsfciaf to •*»tiiiir wtaftur «p-